SMC Networks Reed Switch Solid State Switches - Manual

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Page 2 – Design and Selection; Warning; Auto Switches; Precautions 1
Page 3 – Mounting and Adjustment; Lead wire color changes; Precautions 2
Page 4 – Operating Environment; Maintenance; Precautions 3
Page 5 – Before Operation; Auto Switches Common Specifications; Contact Protection Box:; Contact Protection Box Specifications; Contact Protection Box Connection; Contact Protection Box/Dimensions; Precautions; Lead wire length; Flexible lead wire
Page 6 – Auto Switches Connection and Example; Basic Wiring; OR connection for NPN output
Page 7 – Grommet; Weight; Auto Switch Internal Circuit
Page 8 – Auto Switch Specifications
Page 9 – Connector; Caution
Page 10 – Dimensions
Page 11 – Indicator light /Display method
Page 16 – Caution on Handling
Page 18 – Green
Page 20 – WV
Page 21 – Diagnostic Output Operation
Page 25 – Made to Order Specifications: Solid State Switch; How to Order; Cable length; D — M9N; Connector model; Connector Specifications; Applicable Auto Switch; With Pre-wired Connector
Page 27 – Without Indicator Light (for dark room specifications); Possible to use under the environment which hates a light.; Solid state switch model; Oil Resistant, Flexible Heavy-duty Cord Specifications; Solid state switch part no.

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Applicable Auto Switch

Type

Reed s

witc

Solid state s

witc

Auto switch model

Electrical

entry

Auto

switch

mounting

Applicable rotary actuators

Size

Applicable air grippers

Size

Page

2-color

indication

2-color

indication

With diagnosis output

2-color indication

ater resistant

2-color indication

With timer

Rail

Grommet

D-A72/A73/A80

D-A73C/A80C

D-90/97

D-90A/93A

D-R731/R732

D-R801/R802

D-R731C/R732C

D-R801C/R802C

D-A79W

D-J79C

D-F79/F7P/J79

D-F7NV/F7PV/F7BV

D-F59/F5P/J51/J59

D-S991/S992/S99V1/S99V2

D-T991/T992/T99V1/T99V2

D-S9P1/S9P2/S9PV1/S9PV2

D-S791/S792

D-T791/T792

D-S7P1/S7P2

D-T791C/T792C

D-F79W/F7PW/J79W

D-F59W/F5PW/J59W

D-F79F

D-F59F

D-F7BAL/F7BAVL

D-F5BAL

D-Y7BAL

D-F9BAL

D-F7NTL

D-F5NTL

D-A59W

D-A72H/A73H
D-A76H/A80H

D-A53/A54/A56

D-A64/A67

D-A90/A93/A96

D-A90V/A93V/A96V

D-M9N/M9P/M9B

D-M9NV/M9PV/M9BV

D-Y59A/Y7P/Y59B

D-Y69A/Y7PV/Y69B

D-Y7NW/Y7PW/Y7BW

D-Y7NWV/Y7PWV/Y7BWV

D-F9NW/F9PW/F9BW

D-F9NWV/F9PWV/F9BWV

Grommet

Note) As for the applicable auto switches on Rotary Actuators, refer to pages in Best Pneumatics Vol. 11.

Connector

Tie-rod

Direct

Rail

12-13-7

12-13-8

12-13-9

—

12-13-10

—

12-13-11

—

12-13-12

12-13-13

12-13-14

—

D-F8N/F8P/F8B

12-13-15

12-13-16

12-13-17

12-13-18

12-13-19

12-13-20

—

12-13-21

—

12-13-22

—

12-13-24

12-13-23

—

30 50-100 10/15 20-100 10/15 20-40 32/40 1/3 7/20 10-200 10-25 10-25

10-25

10-40 10-30

16-25 32-125 10-25 32-63 20-50

CDRA1 CDRB

CDRQ2 MRQ MDSUB MSQ MHZ2 MHZJ2 MHL2 MDHR

MHS

12-25

MHK

MHS MHC2 MHT2 MHW2

10-25

MHY MRHQ

Grommet

Auto Switch Guide

Reed Switches/Solid State Switches

For Air Grippers (Rotary Actuators)

12-13-1

1st

MHZ

MHF

MHL

MHR

MHK

MHS

MHC

MHT

MHY

MHW

MRHQ

Misc.

D-

20-

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Summary

Page 2 - Design and Selection; Warning; Auto Switches; Precautions 1

1. Check the specifications. Read the specifications carefully and use this product appropriately. The product may be damaged or malfunction if it is used outside the range of specifications of current current, voltage, temperature or impact. 2. Use caution when multiple cylinders are used and close...

Page 3 - Mounting and Adjustment; Lead wire color changes; Precautions 2

1. Do not drop or bump. Do not drop, bump, or apply excessive impacts (300 m/s 2 or more for reed switches and 1000 m/s 2 or more for solid state switches) while handling. Although the body of the switch may not be damaged, the inside of the switch could be damaged and cause a malfunction. 2. Do not...

Page 4 - Operating Environment; Maintenance; Precautions 3

1. Never use in the presence of explosive gases. The construction of our auto switches does not make them explosion-proof. Never use them in the presence of an explosive gas, as this may cause a serious explosion. 2. Do not use in an area where a magnetic field is generated. Auto switches will malfu...